Can you specify the range of each lens? I have a 0.9 ND Filter but i need a stronger one.
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I have 3 sets of ND filters and each set consists of a ND.8, .4 & .2..... therefore by combining filters you would achieve (.8+.2) 1.0 or (.8+.4) 1.2 or (.8+.4+.2) 1.4
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The filters in this set are ND2, ND4, and ND8 but they can be stacked to give you what you are looking for.
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These are not stronger that 0.9. The strongest filter in the set is 0.8. Hope that helps.
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Not sure what you mean by "range". You can stack them, they are threaded on the front.
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Basically you use the ND filter when you are wanting to use a lower f-stop setting. It is for occasions when you want a shallow depth of field but there is too much light coming into the camera when you select a lower fstop. Depending on which number you are using you can even "stack" the filters to allow an even lower fstop. Shooting in video I will stack a 3,6 and a 9 together so that I can shoot as low as a 2.8 to get a really nice depth of field(foreground as well as background go soft-only subject is in focus)..
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It should work just fine with your lens. There is a bit of a color cast produced by the filters, depending on your editing skills, this is something somewhat easy to fix. I mostly use the graduated filters for sunset and notice a a purpleish tint in the sky that is otherwise not there. For sunsets, this is an acceptable fault for me. For ~$20 you cant go wrong, especially if you are buying these to determine if a higher end filter would be a good fit for your bag.
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I use it on a d810 with 17-35f2.8 and indeed get some vig at 17, not sure about 24 but the filter is pretty thin. If it's really a concern use a step up ring and a larger filter. I just shoot wide.
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Hi, I have the exact same lens and camera (purchased recently as an upgrade from d90), I will let you know when I do some test shots! I hope they work well together, because it is one of my fav lens. =]
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You have a superb, professional quality lens. I'm old school, and believe filters should match the quality of the glass. Hence, I use B & W regular neutral density filter. I'm away from my office, and can't give you all the details off the box. I haven't found a thin filter is necessary for what I do with this lens--principally interior and exterior shots of buildings and their details with a Nikon D700 at complete range of F stops and focus lengths. Good luck with your shooting.
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Hi Denise I would start with a skylight 1a or a polarizing filter to protect the lens the lens will have a sign and a number underneath the sign is a circle with a diagonal line through it going from top right to bottom left followed by a number 46 52 67 etc this two figure number is the filter size for that lens
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You could also buy step-up adapters so that it fits your smaller lenses. These will also work for CPLs, NDs, etc, so you can just buy for your large lenses and adapt the same filter to your smaller lenses. OF course, if you switch lenses a lot, you may want to consider dedicated, correctly sized filters, but for instance, I have a large variable ND that I don't always use and that is perfect for the step up adapters.
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Near where you mount the filter on the lens there should be an indicator of what size filter is required. I bought a step down ring with this to accommodate a couple of different lenses. Like a 77 mm - 62mm step down lens.
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The answer is: Try lens adapter rings to fit larger lens filter. They're inexpensive and do the job.
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Hi Keith, I do not use filters on my lenses. I do use the lens hoods. After 33 years as a professional photographer I find the filters a bit of a pain.
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I haven't been messing around much, but with my 18-55 mm I got a bit better results, and of course, playing with the filter itself to find the best position for what I am shooting. the filters seem to be a very subtle change. I have had darker gradient filters in the past, and still have them, but they don't fit on my Rebel.
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The true I don't use match this filter, I have to play more with this. But I think you may have some black or shadows, and in other hand, like someone said you can remove UV filter. In some shots you want use polarized filter and at this time I don't know how will work because I don't have one."Hi,I have a canon 24-70 lens. Will this work at 24? Or do you think I will ses!e black spots as others mentioned. thxn"
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thank you for your recommendations. i've bought the hoya shmc filters for my lenses. they're great.do you have the sigma 50mm f1.4 lens? if yes, what are you shooting? do you flickr?thanks again.
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Will do if lens is of 58 mm thread (filter size is 58 mm), but will not focus correctly I observed, I can try and let u know
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It would be helpful if you were more specific on which lens you'd be mounting the filter to. Thanks.
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Try to find a 37mm lens cap, if not possible replace with a 37mm UV filter, I use it, instead of the lens cap.